A Tesla Cybertruck driver learned the hard way that Musk's words aren't gospel when he intentionally drove his car into Grapevine Lake in North Texas on Monday evening, employing the vehicle's "Wade Mode," which is intended for use in water up to 32 inches deep. Videos shared on social media show the vehicle moving through the shallow section of the lake, only for his Cybertruck to shut down when he got to deeper waters, leaving the vehicle stranded.
Authorities in Texas have removed a Tesla Cybertruck from a lake after the driver intentionally drove into in an attempt to try the vehicle's wade mode. On Tuesday, the Grapevine police department announced the vehicle's recovery from Katie's Woods Park Boat Ramp, adding that the driver stated he intentionally drove into the lake to use the Cybertruck's wade mode' feature. Police said the vehicle became disabled and took on water, prompting the driver and passengers to abandon it before calling for help.
On the morning of May 23, 1994, two best friends, Lawrence “Larry” Loehr and Eugene Cates, were brutally killed at a north Stockton construction site. Both were 23 years old, engaged to the women they planned to marry and on the verge of careers in law enforcement. For 32 years, no one was held accountable. Now, authorities say they have solved the case: Donald Lee Clark, 80, a lifelong Stockton resident, has been arrested and charged with murder.
Prosecutors claim Owe Martin Andresen, 49, is the individual known by the "Speedstepper" alias, one of the few Dream Market admins identified by law enforcement in the 2019 attempts to shutter the platform. While other crime leaders on the platform have been convicted, it took the authorities years to identify their latest suspect, whom they believe was main admin of the website.
She was heading home with her husband and two children after a San Francisco Giants game, eastbound 580 approaching Dublin, close to 11 p.m. She drove in the fast lane through a construction zone. As traffic picked up to 45 or 50 miles an hour, Ryan told the CHP a silver "Jeep was flying on the shoulder," veered into her lane, and clipped her driver's side mirror.
It was a powerful and moving vigil. And tonight thousands of law enforcement families will gather on the National Mall for a candlelight vigil. It's a tradition of Police Week that dates back to 1962 when President Kennedy designated May 15th as Law Enforcement Officers Day. And I'll just add this, guys, when I was standing at that vigil last night and you saw several dozen members of Congress, it struck me, I couldn't count a single Democrat that was there, and it's a shame that you didn't have bipartisan support for something so important like supporting our law enforcement officers.
Officers with U.S. Customs and Border Protection boarded eight cruise ships between April 23 and April 27 and interviewed 28 workers as part of an ongoing investigation, federal officials said in a statement. During the interviews, officers confirmed that 27 of the 28 individuals had either received, sent, possessed or transported child pornography, according to the statement.
"For years, these defendants painted themselves as purveyors of fine art while selling lies on canvas to unsuspecting collectors," said Joseph Nocella Jr, a US attorney for the Eastern District of New York. "The duo's convictions strip away the varnish and reveal the fraud underneath."
Sheriff Grady Judd highlighted several suspects of the 266 people arrested, two of whom had Trump ties, including Craig Long, a fitness influencer seeking the services of a prostitute.